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Going Out Guide: Nightlife Agenda
Every Tuesday, the Going Out Gurus highlight the week's best DJs, bands, dance nights and parties.
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Travelers may notice more motorcycle and scooter traffic Monday. It's the annual Ride to Work Day .
Theaters can't find homes? Fix the zoning
Smaller theaters that don't own buildings of their own are having trouble finding places to rent .
6 reasons why group fitness can benefit you
Not many people know about the concepts of kettle bell training yet there are many benefits to working with these types of weights.
The rebirth of Fannie and Freddie
On the morning of Feb. 11, 2011, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner gave a speech at the Brookings Institution near DuPont Circle in Washington, D.C., addressing the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
'Scandal' shoots in the District
A crew from Master Key Productions was in town Tuesday doing some background shooting for "Scandal," which stars actress Kerry Washington.
Evans Makes It Official: He's Running for Mayor
Ward 2 Councilman Jack Evan officially announced his bid for Mayor of Washington, D.C., June 8, as his wife Michele and one of his daughters Christine held campaign signs.
Scandals Erode Politically Fatigued Public's Trust
Everyone on the outdoor patio of a Dupont Circle restaurant could overhear the young, smartly dressed couple struggling to decide what Capitol City destination to visit next.
Gray, councilmembers march in D.C. Pride parade
D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray at the 2013 Capital Pride Parade on June 8. More than 100,000 people lined the streets of Dupont and Logan Circles in Northwest Washington on Saturday for the annual D.C. Pride parade.
D.C. gay pride parade includes contingent from Washington National Cathedral
Gary Hall's pressed blue dress shirt and white clerical collar wasn't the most head-turning look in a crowd that featured a lot of drag queens with towering bouffants, but his presence in Saturday's gay pride parade through Washington was still a stunner for some.
Transgender Heroes #4: Ruby Corado
Ruby Corado was 16 when her parents sent her to the United States to escape the civil war in El Salvador.
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Weekend Wakeup: Metro disrupted, K Street closures
Weekend work zones and events may slow drivers on some routes around town. Travel conditions will be improving on Saturday as the WTOP Weather Center expects the heaviest downpours will have lifted into the New England and out to sea.
Capitol Hill: Richard Florida: Seniors Want Vibrant, Livable Cities Too
When he settled on Miami as his designated spot to escape Toronto winters, urbanist Richard Florida said he expected "all young people with a lot of gel in their hair."
Picnic Perfect: Fried Chicken Buckets From Pearl Dive, Washington DC
Sure, it's a little incongruous that 14th Street's Pearl Dive Oyster Palace , a bivalve bar, slings fried chicken, too.
Street Musicians Make Washington Their Center Stage
By Barbara Corbellini Duarte - On his 21st birthday in August, Nova "Super Nova" Haynes found his fortune in a cookie.
Coming Soon: Something's Brewing
They tore out pipes, walled off a hallway, and sent in a robot. But staff at the National Institutes of Health seemed powerless to stop the spread of a drug-resistant superbug.
Police arrest suspect in March shooting death of shoe store worker
District police have arrested a suspect in the March shooting death of a Dupont Circle shoe store worker who was killed near his apartment in Northeast Washington while returning home from work.
Detroiters Contemplate Creating LGBT Business District
Chicago has Boystown, San Francisco has the Castro and Washington, D.C. has Dupont Circle.
This Is What Professional Homophobes Do When It's 'Game Over Man'
Oh, please. Look at the pathetic "press conference" held at the Human Rights Campaign HQ in DC today.